Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
TELEGRAPHIC.


ALL EN0AL nEOs
RafinFe - Grnan EEKm.
New YoAK. MAJ g. arrufhers 4 o.,
large grain brokers, faiisd tsd1y, being
unnb1e % nsef epnaraeea. Tier wers
l2ensty sboFs 90 Msg Wks4t, asd TIE
reesns rises wsrs TOO much foF them.
PSines Lesnss6 IN EIIfnsas.
CEzcA0o, Nag B.-Pdnee Leopold and
party arrived here this afternoon A
ei9pateh from 0elsshufR. Ia, sara "a
oessde4 eliF W1s eseafad amona railroad
men Hrs tbs moEniaN. II b Fsposted
thes - 0snmsB Prlnes Leopoid. who
Raessd thrsueh bero rsf1Bed 70 admit
~ Fe@E eenksman Into the car. th1s
eo@pe1inN him % ride on ne Fsag plat
~. Iron oainsy 70 this city IN the
cid Beard Eseesea.
IoRxKA lKaa.), May k--Ths stock
neiaen Of the Atehiso1. Tepska and
eesse ~ Railroad elected the Old
Bead - Dirsstsfs sna ofaseFs today.
S1es - ansErasian DeseGnses.
eAs RnAHcEsCo, May B.--Jobn d.
1pFeeksis has eabisd fhe dessaates Of
lAe Australian eolenias, nov sitting IN
L01do1 - the Colonial Osnfersaee. oE-l
fexing 70 transport them free from Lon
Den % theif homes. de viii pefsonally
Deaf thelF Railroad exps1ssa ID this
eeantFy and send them 90 Australia on
lls steamers 1hla nation b taken By
Nc. bpxeekels owing 20 TIE inability 81
tne railroads 70 extend any eeaFtsaies
g the travellers Because Of the Inter
11ate Oommefes lau. Tbs delegates
h4se been offered free transportation
egeE tie Oanadian Pacific line, bat Mr..
bWsekals hopea that bia mare aenarsus
eDsT whl Be aeoep1se and that u VII be
tee means o. malntainIna and strength
entna The present. agreeable commercial
relations With Australia.
ssushern sapsiss csnvensaSn.
LousyILLm. May 6.-The southern
hapttst convention, the largest religious
body Ia The bouth, assembled here this
MoEniaG, r. = aampoasd q 1alaaataa
frozH missionary soeielIea and churches
Of tie Baetist denomination In various
parts OF Tbs United States.
Assignmens 81 an cid CanesFa.
81. LsUIs, Nay 6.-Ths Sc. Louis
SgpDiiss Manafacturine Company has
made On assignment. The concern has
been doing baaineas for twenty years
The company eyed the directors. who
hhd been advancing money about $780,
600. The total liabilities are ell7, 600.
Railway Associates.
oHIoAoo, May s.-Ths eommittes Of
I've appoinied yestaFdav al . neesinR Of
the Tranaoontinsntal RaIlwsy Assoeia-
ton has prepared its report end will
present. u 10 the Association this after.
noon. The report IL IN favor OF form
ine a. association for the purpose Of
publishinG . uniform sohedale Of freight
and passenger rates on ell the different
lines. u will Be voted upsu By the del
egatss 20 the nesting and viii only Be
adopted b. unanimous vote. OHe Of
The leading railroad men present said
there vas no doubt thai the report
would Be ad0Dtnd.
Nee . VeIeano.
BzasoN (Ariz }. May 6.-The follow.
ina telegram has iast been recsived
fFem Fort Huyackaa; A party has inat
returned from the MILESTONE Noun
tAinS. The supposed Volcauo has turned
Gus 70 be weeds on hre, set By Mexi-
eans.
Paeine Railroad Iavsstlsasion.
New YOHK. May 6.-Ths United
States Pacific Railway Commission held
. long executive session this morning
pEioF 20 she resumption Of tha examina-
lion OF witnesses IN the Union Pacific
railway investigation, q which news
paper men were informed nothing was
done. Assistant Treasurer and Score
taRy janice n. Hall. Of the Union Pact
10, was sworn. He vas Treasurer Of
The Kansas Pacific up 10 1880. The
securities In the peol agreement were
deposited with Jay Gould and Russell
BAGS ~ trustees, and are In their hands
now.
Carver at q Pigeon Match.
NBwAhx IN. -, May 6-The pigeon
shooting match between DR.. Carver. Of
Kansas City, and William Graham, late
OF EnQlsnd, vas continued this sfter-
noon. TIE Monaco or short boundary
rules governed the shooting, which vas
"a 100 bifda from Eve tFaps. Carver
Von. he killed Sc birds TO GFaham's IS.
Russian AlhllisIs.
81. FKTKRaHURa, May SIT IL 70
ported that the C3aF has decided that
the sentenoe 81 death pronounced
against the Nihilista convicted Of com
plicisy IN the recent ATTEMPT 70 Aaaas-
sinate him shall be COMMITTED to Inn
pFta0nment ~ hard labor for life. The
evidence adduced at the trial OF these
men dedicated the exisaence OF four
widely famifyinQ Hlhiliat organizations
haSlng head aenters al 81. PETERSBURG,
kief, Wilma and In Siberia. One Of the
Witnesses placed on the stand during
the trial was woman. Hhe boldly ad-
Iniahed shat she vas the wife OF enc of
tne accused mes, although she said she
bad never been Joined In Wedlook 10 him.
eaeA things we're unnecessary rsIiaious
fpfmalllies. She was ID once, on this
admisaion. arrested and conducted 90
prison.
Death 81 james GFanG
henpoN, May e.-James Grant, the
novelist ia dead. He was q years Of
ace.
Reward RFom the Gar.
81. PErEnasuR0, May 6.-The Cxnr
has oeaated 10000 Foublaa 10 General
GreseaF, PrSfecs % 81. PefeFsburg. IN
recognition Of his services In fruatraI-
ine The recent plot against the CEAY'e
lite and has granted him pension az
eOoo rouhles 40 . reward fos hts services
u arreetsns the Nihilists.
Mexiean GeaeFal 9eIeaseA
osrI or MEzuo. May 6-TAs Dsayso
lemeiaI today announces that Preai.
dent Diaa has ordered the release OF
General NerFete, Who IL CHARGED with
melting revolution. He is 60 be prae-
ticaily on paFsle until his trial shall tsF.
inmate.
New spy law.
BERLIN, May 6,--TheFs IL no truth in
ths repert that the 0overnmept pro-
pesea 10 have neu spy lac enacted. m
consequences Of the Schnaahalis affair
The police viii he strengthened and
detecsive fotce util be orRanizsd eape-
eially 10 watch spies. An slFicial Rureo.
mAeaef viii be appointed In each towp
containing over 1000 inhabitants, in
stead Of ths present elective honorsry
incumbent.
kssait 81 the FeE.
Pam. May "a collision yssteydav
between the steamer Asia, plyine from
hafeelona 20 AAEesillea, ana shs steamer
Atacie, which resulted Ia he sinkinQ Of
tee FORMER veaael, vas ataFtbatahle 10
the feE which prevailed. one Of the
esamsn and sTsn passengers hslonsine
10 tbe Aaim Are uafaairsu